Letters Poems Tu Es Brither Jan in the Devonshire Dialect
Letters Poems Tu Es Brither Jan in the Devonshire Dialect
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A cricket ha zot a pin tap a tha aith, An ha hoUerd za lawd as ha cud squayl, Wen a gurt black bittle a trapsin aun, Ha t?/k an scammil'd pin tap uv ez tayl. Now kiss'n thee zee ware thee bee'st a gwayn^ Zed tha crickit, " yu nasty vulty thing ; Yu zartinly can't be za mort'l deeve, Bit wrtt ! thit yu must hev a yerd ma zing.
Tha bittle ha bust out intz; a laff — Wat ! dee cal that zingin ? aw, aw, zeth he ! If thee bees't a zinger, no kith uv mine, Be tha black a ma cote shill zongsters be : T...is nort bit a skritch, an wisser nur that, — Ef I wis ta kick up zich awful rows I'm zartin tha missus wid vurrit mer owt, Ah nat allow mer ta bide in tha howze.
Zes tha cricket yu hugly himprint twoad, Iv'ry nite tha missus, avaur tha vi-er, Zmile'th auver hur veace as hur yurs ma zing, An lafths as I toon'th up hi-er an hi-er; An as vur tha measter ha zmoak'th ez pipe, An yu may zee be "tha twink uv ez eye, Thit vur vurj^ glee as ha puf'th an blaw'th, H"a widdn be happy zept I wur by.
Tha bittle ha zed tha cricket wiz spared Cuz ha jump'd away, an zed way skaum, Thit ez vur ez zul ha wiz lyk'd, a naw'd, Vur a liv'd in tha howze iver zince ha wis baum ; Bezaides vury auff wen ha vown et cole, Ha'd ha'd stick'd eszul ta tha missus's hoze — Hur'd car'd min up stairs, wen aufif'n ha'd got An zlayp'd way bothe awmin under tha close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A cricket ha zot a pin tap a tha aith, An ha hoUerd za lawd as ha cud squayl, Wen a gurt black bittle a trapsin aun, Ha t?/k an scammil'd pin tap uv ez tayl. Now kiss'n thee zee ware thee bee'st a gwayn^ Zed tha crickit, " yu nasty vulty thing ; Yu zartinly can't be za mort'l deeve, Bit wrtt ! thit yu must hev a yerd ma zing.
Tha bittle ha bust out intz; a laff — Wat ! dee cal that zingin ? aw, aw, zeth he ! If thee bees't a zinger, no kith uv mine, Be tha black a ma cote shill zongsters be : T...is nort bit a skritch, an wisser nur that, — Ef I wis ta kick up zich awful rows I'm zartin tha missus wid vurrit mer owt, Ah nat allow mer ta bide in tha howze.
Zes tha cricket yu hugly himprint twoad, Iv'ry nite tha missus, avaur tha vi-er, Zmile'th auver hur veace as hur yurs ma zing, An lafths as I toon'th up hi-er an hi-er; An as vur tha measter ha zmoak'th ez pipe, An yu may zee be "tha twink uv ez eye, Thit vur vurj^ glee as ha puf'th an blaw'th, H"a widdn be happy zept I wur by.
Tha bittle ha zed tha cricket wiz spared Cuz ha jump'd away, an zed way skaum, Thit ez vur ez zul ha wiz lyk'd, a naw'd, Vur a liv'd in tha howze iver zince ha wis baum ; Bezaides vury auff wen ha vown et cole, Ha'd ha'd stick'd eszul ta tha missus's hoze — Hur'd car'd min up stairs, wen aufif'n ha'd got An zlayp'd way bothe awmin under tha close.
What to read after Letters Poems Tu Es Brither Jan in the Devonshire Dialect?
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